Bennu Studio

The moment you think you know enough is usually the moment you stop growing. I did go to Barcelona because clients deserve a specialist who keeps evolving with the industry

Write in the comments, what new questions do clients come to you with?

No one stands on that stage alone.✨

Behind every championship result, there are people who hold you together when the pressure is high.

Thank you to Ira — my bestie, my support, my calm in the chaos.
Thank you to Svetlana Jouini — my mentor, for guiding me, pushing me, and believing in me for all these years.
Thank you to Darina for the make-up, for your professionalism and your eye.
Thank you to Anna and Albert for capturing the real energy of this day through photo and video.
Thank you to Kristina for the final details that completed the image so beautifully.
And thank you to my colleagues and everyone who stood рядом, supported, helped, and shared this day with me.

What people see on stage looks individual.
But the truth is — results like this are always built by a team.

And I am deeply grateful for mine.

You made this day unforgettable🤍

Championships are not only about competing.
They are also about the atmosphere around them — full of unexpected details that make the whole experience unique.

It’s never just the stage.
It’s the people, the brands, the chaos, the shows, the small random moments, and everything happening around the competition floor.

That’s what makes these events feel bigger than just a championship.

Even with careful preparation, something can still go wrong.
And learning how to handle that is part of the process.

This wasn’t my first championship, but I was still nervous, tired, and running on very little sleep. There was no way around that.

Big competitions don’t only test your technique.
They test your focus, your nerves, your body, and your ability to keep going when things don’t feel perfect.

For me, this is also part of the work — learning about myself, growing through it, and coming back stronger, calmer, and more confident.

That’s how real progress happens.

What people see on stage is the final few minutes.

What they don’t see is everything behind it —
the planning, the meetings, the rehearsals, the changes, the doubts, the details.

One look is never just “done.”
It is built step by step, tested, adjusted, repeated and pushed until it feels right.

That’s the real part of competition work.
Not only the final image —
but the discipline behind it.

And honestly, that’s what makes the result mean so much more✨